has anyone rode an obrien alias or alias tt

hey guys i was looking at some cheaper wakesufers i've been riding my buddies 4'9 brodcast and it does the job so i was going to get one of those or a coex or one of the obrien alias's what do you guys think.

I also bought a broadcast for my first board and was happy with it for about a year. Its a good board to have but you will outgrow it and if you start to get hooked on the sport, like most of us do, you will want a new board pretty quick. If you ride with your buddy alot then I wouldn't get the same board--use his and get something different. I think you put it right in saying that the broadcast "does the job" and then that's about it. But for a "cheap" board it does ok.

I've got a Broadcast 5.6. It's been a pretty good beginner board. I've moved on and ride a variety of other boards. I teach beginners on the Broadcast, on one of several Trick Boardz, and several Inland Surfers.

I weigh 220. The 5.6 is about the right size. If you’re my size and have a small wake I'd go bigger than a 4.9, otherwise you'll be OK.

i was wondering about the o'brien alias too. it seems to be at least $100+ cheaper than other wakesurfers. is it ok for a beginner board? it may would be the only one i could afford. is it surf or skim style?

also, newbie, first post, hi ya'll.

its a skim style, and its not a bad board to start with. I rode mine for about a year. got it for 99 bucks brand new

where did you get it for that much? online?
that would definitely fit my budget.

come on guys nobodys rode an alias.so what do guys think about the new alias tt compared to the rest of the boards i mentioned earlier.do you think it rides just like the alias just twin tipped?

AWS (active watersports) the only place to buy.

I ride an Alias but I am a beginner. No tricks just the ability to ride without the rope and shred a little bit.